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Friday 01 April 2016 7:57 am

Waterloo & City line shut after empty train derails

By: Catherine Neilan

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City commuters were faced with a headache on Friday morning as Transport for London was forced to shut the Waterloo & City line after an empty train was derailed. 

The incident happened before 7am this morning but was still affecting services more than an hour later. 

https://twitter.com/wlooandcityline/status/715772262453010432

There was no word on when the service would be back up and running.

Commuters were being advised to use the Jubilee and Northern Lines to get from Waterloo to Bank station while the team resolves the issue. 

We've also put together a handy list of alternative routes for times such as these when the City line is down.

Or you could make the most of the sun while it's out, and walk… 

 

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